For nimble thought can jump both sea and land

4/2/2020

Welcome to the Loyola University Honors Program Senior Research Presentations! This semester has been one of unexpected and unprecedented challenges. Despite these challenges, we've continued our research, and, on this site, we celebrate the accomplishments of the Loyola honors community. The title for this post, drawn from Shakespeare's Sonnet XLIV, invokes the power to communicate despite the distances that separate us from one another. I invite all of you, as members of the Loyola community, to engage with the brilliant research carried out by the University Honors Program class of 2020. Please leave comments and questions for the authors as you engage with their work!

Jonathan Peterson
Director, University Honors Program

4 Comments

naomi yavneh klos

4/29/2020 12:04:19 pm

This is an amazing and wonderful archive -- the students (as expected) are thoughtful and insightful. Thank you for making this available to our community.

Silvano Gonzalez

5/6/2020 04:39:52 pm

Excellent job by Acevedo and all involved in the Honors program!

Maria Pabon link

4/29/2020 02:06:52 pm

Well done, Honors graduates! I am proud to have taught Alex and Razan!

Razan Badr

4/29/2020 03:08:58 pm

Thank you Dr. Pabon, it was a pleasure!!

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For nimble thought can jump both sea and land

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